Resene is inviting us to embrace nature’s own this season and invite the warmth of autumn indoors

art direction — Amber Armitage/ Marigold
Photography — Wendy Fenwick/ Flash Studios

Usher in the warmth and cosiness of the season by inviting the colours of autumn into your living spaces. From deeper, darker, more formal tones to light, bright, relaxed shades, these are the autumnal hues the experts at Resene recommend using in your home.

More than apt, given the season, is the emergence of this season’s must-have colour trend. Autumnal hues, it seems, are set to dominate our interiors this autumn (and beyond), imbuing our most design-led spaces with a sense of warmth and vibrancy. As we pivot away from greens, pastels and minimalist whites, the rich, opulent hues of deep red are making a serious comeback, conjuring all things comfort and relaxation, and adding a quietly luxurious edge to our homes. Given the colour’s somewhat bold nature, we’ve consulted the experts at Resene, who offer a vast array of options from crimson to oxblood and a veritable spectrum in-between, on how to best utilise the most intimate of shades. 


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Back wall painted in Resene SpaceCote Flat in Resene Red Oxide. Floor finished in Resene Colorwood Bark. Shelf (stylists own) painted in Resene Apple Blossom. Pumpkin swivelling armchair in ‘blush’ pink leather from Ligne Roset. Loren Marks Every So Often painting from Sanderson Gallery. Stories Of Italy Macchia Su Macchia Leopardo Scented candle, Profumi Luchino Dinner Plate, Ginori 1735 Vide Poche small dish, from Faradays. Birdie Easy Table Lamp from ECC.

Resene
Colours To Try
Aroha from Resene
Bullseye from Resene
Half Pohutukawa from Resene
Geronimo from Resene

From the enduring and brilliant appeal of Resene’s Redwood and Espresso, perfect for those seeking warmth and depth, to brighter, more daring options like Resene’s Red Oxide and Jalapeño offering unmistakably vibrant tones that will instantly lift the vibe of a space, there’s no shortage of shades available for those willing to give the trend a shot. No matter your tastes and proclivities, Resene offers up the perfect options for any and every aesthetic vision. 

Mia Sofa by MDF Italia, Parliament Floor Lamp by Nemo, Phoenix Coffee Table by Moroso, all from Matisse. Fergus rug and Toits De Paris flower pot, from Ligne Roset. Jacaranda 4-legged stool by Asili, Pot 8 linen bowl (on table) from ECC. Italian Marble Pear, Luisa 1LT Carafe in Sepia Brown and Luisa Calice glasses in Sepia Brown, all from Tessuti. 

So, say goodbye to beige and lean into the warmth of deep red, and if you don’t quite know where to start, call on Resene’s experts. Not only will they help you tailor your palette and find the ideal hue, but their unmatched expertise will see you transform your home into
a masterpiece.

www.resene.co.nz

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Molteni&C Cinnamon Chair from Dawson & Co.
SOHO HOME ALMA VASE from Design Central
MARSET BICOCA light from ECC
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Tolv Sophie modular sofa from Dawson & Co.
THE RUG COMPANY MOHAIR BORDER ROSE QUARTZ rug from Design Central
SOHO HOME LOVETT CHAIR from Design Central
SAN STOOL from Ligne Roset
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